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[They move toward the sound. The sound of water gets louder as Kate and Sawyer emerge from some bushes to reveal a large spring with a waterfall. Sawyer starts running toward it taking off his shirt.]

KATE: What are you doing?

SAWYER: I need to soak my sore knee. Come on, Freckles, after all we've been through on this damn Island, don't we deserve something good? What? You going to say no? You some sort of navel-gazing, no-fun, mopey type?

[We see Sawyer and Kate frolicking in the spring. They climb up some rocks and dive in. More frolicking until they see two dead bodies from the plane under the water still strapped in their seats.]

Act 2

[They surface from the spring, sputtering.]

SAWYER: Hey, are you okay?

KATE: Yeah. Yeah, you?

SAWYER: Yeah, I'm going to go check them out.

KATE: Check them out for what?

SAWYER: See what they got on them.

KATE: Sawyer!

[They dive down and Sawyer gets a wallet off the dead guy. Kate sees a silver case. They surface.]

SAWYER: Hey, I got myself a wallet.

KATE: You're disgusting.

SAWYER: He ain't gonna miss it.

KATE: Help me get that case.

SAWYER: Oh, I'm disgusting, but you're not?

KATE: It's mine.

[They dive under and struggle a bit to get the case which Sawyer pulls free.]

SAWYER: [handing Kate the case] Wouldn't happen to have your key on you, would you? [Kate looks the case over] That case ain't yours, is it?

KATE: No.

SAWYER: Well, you wouldn't mind if I just -- take it.

KATE: I don't care.

SAWYER: Not what it looks like. [Sawyer watches as Kate puts her pants back on.] Something you want to tell me about this little suitcase, Freckles?

KATE: Take it.

[Kate walks away.]

[Then we see a shot of the ocean. Big waves are pounding. People are trying to rescue luggage that's being washed off the beach.]

SAYID: Everything is getting washed out to sea. This can't be normal. The tide shifting so suddenly, rising in so short a time.

JACK: There's a lot not normal around here. At the rate this beach is eroding this fuselage is going to be underwater in a matter of days. We need to get all this stuff off the beach before nightfall.

SAYID: I just hope that moving up the coast will make a difference.

JACK: It would make a difference if everyone moved inland.

SAYID: I think you'll find people slightly wary of entering the jungle after what happened to the pregnant girl. Not to mention whatever that thing is.

JACK: Sayid, I need you to take me back to the French woman, Rousseau. Claire's still out there. Now, Rousseau mentioned that there are others on this Island.

SAYID: Her mind is gone.

JACK: You heard them yourself.

SAYID: I don't know what I heard.

JACK: You said that when you...

SAYID: The wind, Jack. It was the wind playing tricks.

JACK: Okay, then, what about the papers that you took from her -- the documents, the maps. I mean, isn't there anything here that. . .

SAYID: I'm skilled at mathematics and decryption, but these equations are beyond anything I've ever seen. There are these notes in French accompanying some of the maps and diagrams. If I could translate them I might be able to make sense of it, but. . .

JACK: What?

SAYID: Perhaps some things are best left untranslated.

JACK: Yeah? [pointing at Charlie] Maybe you should tell him that.

[Shot of Charlie sitting on the beach, looking sad. Shot of people still getting luggage out of the surf. Shot of Shannon reading a magazine. Boone approaches.]

BOONE: Glad to see you're doing something productive with your time.

SHANNON: Where have you been?

BOONE: What do you mean where have I been?

SHANNON: You and Locke have been leaving before sunrise and coming back after dark for the last 4 days. What are you doing out there? Is he your new boyfriend?

BOONE: We're looking for Claire.

SHANNON: I thought there was no trail anymore -- that no one even knew where to look.

BOONE: Yeah, well, at least I'm doing something. Don't you see the way they look at us around here? They don't take us seriously. We're a joke. I'm trying to contribute something. You're just -- you're useless.

[Reaction shot of Shannon looking chagrined. Shot of ocean sunset. Shot of Kate sitting by a fire. She sees Sawyer with her case.]

[Flashback - We see Kate at a bank.]

Mark Hutton: Okay, Ms. Ryan, if you'll just give me some ID, we'll get started on your loan app.

KATE: [handing her ID to Hutton] Okay, here you go.

HUTTON: So what brings you to New Mexico?

KATE: My work.

HUTTON: And what line of work is that?

KATE: I'm a photographer.

HUTTON: What do you photograph?

KATE: I've been commissioned for a coffee-table book. Uh, pictures of old theaters in small towns.

HUTTON: Oh, there's a fantastic one down in Ruidoso. You can't miss it. It's right off the main road.

KATE: Well, if I end up using it, I'll have to make sure I give you acknowledgment, Mr. -- Hutton.

HUTTON: Mark.

[We hear the sound of a door slamming.]

ROBBERS: Everyone down on the ground. Down on the ground, now.

[Shot of masked men shooting out the security cameras. Hutton reaches for the alarm button.]

ROBBERS: Don't. Don't even think about it. Let's go. Shut up and move over there. Let's go. Move. Who's back there, I see you. All right, big boy, get your ass down there! Get out. [to Kate] Alright, girlie, get up and get over there! Let's go, move. Stay there, right there! Get down on the floor, bitch! [to Hutton] Are you the manager?! I said, are you the manager?!

HUTTON: Yes.

JASON: Good. Then let's open the money cage now, before people start getting killed.

ROBBER #2: Don't look at me, look at the floor.

[Shot of Kate on the floor.]

[Back to the beach. Shot of Kate going into Sawyer's tent. She sees him sleeping with the case between his knees. She sneaks up and tries to take it, but he grabs her and traps her with his legs around her waist.]

SAWYER: Gotcha.

KATE: Get off of me.

SAWYER: Golly, I hate to bicker about positions, sweetheart. But I think you're the one on top. Maybe you're not here for the case at all.

[Kate head-butts him and tries to grab the case, but Sawyer is stronger.]

SAWYER: Ow, woman. If you wanted to play rough, all you had to do was say so. You want to try for it again?

KATE: Give it to me.

SAWYER: No.

[Kate walks away.]

Act 3

[Shot of Shannon sunning herself. Sayid limps up.]

SAYID: We're quite close to the equator. The sun might be stronger than what you're used to.

SHANNON: I have a pretty good base.

SAYID: There was a matter I was going to ask you about.

[Shannon sits up with no top on, covering her front with a pink shawl.]

SHANNON: What?

SAYID: I need a favor. I need your help translating some papers I took from Rousseau.

SHANNON: Who's Rousseau?

SAYID: The French woman -- the distress call we intercepted.

SHANNON: Did my brother put you up to this?

SAYID: Your brother? No. The papers contain equations accompanied by notations in French. If I could understand the notations, then-

SHANNON: Sorry, can't do it.

SAYID: You're the only person on this Island who speaks French.

SHANNON: I barely speak French.

SAYID: Please, Shannon, can you at least try?

[Reaction shot of Shannon. Shot of Sawyer trying to pick the lock on the case.]

SAWYER: [frustrated that he can't open the case] Son of a bitch!

Michael: [passing by] You're wasting your time, man. If you pick the lock on a Halliburton, I'll put you on my back and fly us to LA.

SAWYER: You better find yourself a runway, daddy, cuz there ain't a lock I can't pick.

HURLEY: [coming up along-side Michael] What's he trying to do?

MICHAEL: Pick the lock on a Halliburton.

HURLEY: [laughing, walking away] Good luck.

MICHAEL: The only way you're going to open that case is with pure force, man. Impact velocity.

SAWYER: What the hell is that supposed to mean?

MICHAEL: You've got to hit it with something hard, like a sledgehammer. Or the axe.

[Shot of Boone making his way through dense jungle with the axe. He comes upon Locke sitting.]

LOCKE: You got it?

BOONE: [giving/throwing the axe to Locke] Yeah. Right there. Isn't there any easier way to get there?

LOCKE: The easiest way isn't always the best. Did anybody see you take it?

BOONE: No, I don't think so.

LOCKE: Well, which is it?

BOONE: Sorry?

LOCKE: No? Or, I don't think so?

BOONE: No.

LOCKE: Good. Let's get to work.

[Shot of Rose dragging a piece of wreckage across the beach. She passes by Charlie.]

ROSE: Hello, Charlie. [He doesn't respond.] Oh, that's right, you're not talking much these days. It doesn't mean you get to be rude.

CHARLIE: Excuse me?

ROSE: Everybody else is helping us move the camp up the beach except for you.

CHARLIE: Are you serious?

ROSE: Do you think you're the only one on this Island that's got something to be sad about? Baby, I've got sob stories for you, so why don't you grab the other end of this thing and help me. Well?

[Charlie reluctantly gets up to help.]

[Shot of Sawyer trying to open the case by smashing it on a rock, which doesn't open the case.]

SAWYER: Hell, Freckles, I knew you wanted it. I just didn't know how bad. [Kate tries to head-butt him again.] Whoa-hoa, you're going to have to come up with a new move. [She head-butts him again.] Ow, god, okay, okay. [Sawyer grabs the case.] Okay, this is just silly. Hold on. I've got a proposition for you. You tell me what's inside and I'll give it to you.

KATE: Are you serious?

SAWYER: Hell, no way to open the damn thing. At this point all I care about is satisfying my own curiosity. [Kate lunges for the case.] Whoa, easy, sweetheart, I don't really care what it is. What's burning me up is why it means so much to you. -- Last chance. Alright.

[Baseball Hat gets knocked out by the other robbers. Jason grabs the gun from Kate.]

ROBBER #2: You want to get shot, fat boy, huh?

JASON: [grabbing Kate by the neck] Okay, little hero...

KATE: No, please don't.

JASON: Shut up. Let's you and me go talk, huh?

[He drags her into a room. Hutton looks on, worried. Jason slams the door, rips off his mask.]

JASON: I don't know how to use a gun? That's classic.

KATE: [laughs] Yeah.

[Kate and Jason kiss.]

Act 4

[On-Island - Shot of Sayid and Shannon at a make-shift table with maps and papers laid out.]

SHANNON: You never said anything about math.

SAYID: You worry about the French, I'll take care of the math.

SHANNON: I can't do this.

SAYID: If you really put your mind to it, I know you can, Shannon. Where did you learn to speak French?

SHANNON: I knew this guy.

SAYID: This guy?

SHANNON: In France, in Saint Tropez. I kind of lived there for a while.

SAYID: Well, they say that is the best way to learn a foreign language.

SHANNON: [going back to working on the papers] Alright. Let me see.

[Shot of Sun with some plants in the caves. Jack approaches.]

JACK: [pointing to one of her plants] So, what is this? What is this for?

SUN: 두통에 쓰이는 약초인데, 그러니까...

[Sun puts her hands to her temples and makes like she's in pain.]

JACK: A headache? [Sun nods.] Oh, cool, alright.

KATE: [entering] Jack? We got a problem.

JACK: We have a problem? Or, you have a problem?

KATE: [looking toward Sun like she doesn't want Sun to hear] Jack, you're the only one who knows about me. [They move off a little ways.] Before I left the city, the Marshal who was escorting me, he had this silver case. The airline wouldn't let him bring the case on the plane. It was hard enough trying to convince them to let him wear a gun on his ankle. But the case, they made him check it.

JACK: What was in the case?

KATE: Some traveling money, some of his personal stuff. And 4 nine millimeters with a few boxes of ammo.

JACK: Guns?

KATE: Guns.

[Shot of Sun overhearing.]

JACK: So, where is the case now?

KATE: Sawyer has it.

JACK: Aha.

KATE: He hasn't been able to open it.

JACK: Lucky for us.

KATE: He will. Sooner or later.

JACK: So, what do you need me to do?

KATE: I know where the key is. The Marshal, he kept it in his wallet. In his back pocket.

JACK: I buried him, Kate.

KATE: I know. Where?

JACK: So, what else is in the case?

KATE: What?

JACK: What else is in the case, Kate?

KATE: Nothing.

JACK: That's the truth?

KATE: Just the guns.

JACK: If you want my help, we're going to open the case together.

KATE: Okay.

JACK: Okay.

[Shot of Charlie and Rose moving stuff on the beach.]

CHARLIE: Why are you smiling?

ROSE: Am I?

CHARLIE: You look -- happy.

ROSE: Well, I guess I must be then.

CHARLIE: There's no reason to be happy, things are awful.

ROSE: They're not that awful.

CHARLIE: We're stranded on an Island. No one's coming for us.

ROSE: You don't know that.

CHARLIE: Well, what I do know, is there's something in that jungle that eats people. Just because we haven't heard from it in a couple of weeks doesn't mean it won't get hungry again. And I know there's a person, or people, that are trying to hurt us...

ROSE: Charlie. Nobody blames you.

CHARLIE: What?

ROSE: For what happened to Claire. It's not your fault. You did everything that you could do. And you came very close to dying yourself.

CHARLIE: Maybe I should have died.

ROSE: You know what I think, Charlie? You need to ask for help.

CHARLIE: Who's going to help me?

[Shot of the jungle floor.]

KATE: [off camera, at first] So, why didn't you put him with the others, when you burned the fuselage?

JACK: Because I needed to bury him.

[Jack and Kate grab some make-shift shovels.]

KATE: So you ready to do this?

[Flashback - We are back at the bank.]

JASON: Hell, yeah, by now their imaginations are running wild.

KATE: Don't hold back. He won't talk if the details are off.

JASON: You and your details, Maggie. [He hits her.]

[Jason brings Kate out from the back room with red marks on her face.]

JASON: Okay, hero.

KATE: No, please don't. I've got...

JASON: [pushing Kate to the floor] Shut up.

ROBBER #3: Everybody just relax. I said quiet.

JASON: Okay, Mr. Manager, you want to be a hard-ass? Protect a vault that doesn't even belong to you? [Kate is shaking her head no at the manager.] Okay? There's going to be consequences.

SAWYER: Doctor? What can I do you for? [Jack points to the case.] Figured she'd get you to do her dirty work for her. So what? Are we going to wrestle for it?

JACK: No, you're going to give it to me.

SAWYER: Am I?

JACK: Yeah.

SAWYER: I'm just going to give it to you?

JACK: Yeah.

SAWYER: Why would I want to do that?

JACK: Cephalexin.

SAWYER: Yeah, go on?

JACK: That's the antibiotic I've been giving you for the knife wound in your arm. You're right in the middle of the treatment cycle now, if I keep giving you the pills you're going to be as right as rain. But I'm going to stop giving you the pills. And for 2 days you're going to think you're all good, then it's going to start to itch. The day after that the fever's going to come and you're going to start seeing red lines running up and down your arm. A day or two after that you'll beg me to take the case, just to cut off your arm.

SAWYER: That's a nice story, Jack. And, even if it were true, I don't think you could do it.

JACK: You're wrong.

SAWYER: Did she tell you what's inside? [Jack shakes his head.] Yeah, me neither. [He gives the case to Jack.] Hope you got yourself some jaws-of-life back in cave-town, that's what it's going to take to pop this bitch.

JACK: I'll figure something out.

SAWYER: I know you think you're doing her a favor. But however she talked you into doing this, she lied, brother.

[Shot of Kate sitting on the beach with her far-away look, Jack walks up with the case.]

KATE: Jack?

JACK: We're going to do this together.

KATE: Why?

JACK: Because that's what I said we'd do.

[Jack walks off and Kate follows.]

[Flashback - Back to the robbery.]

JASON: What the hell you waiting for? Open the damn thing. [Hutton opens the door.] Well, now we're talking. Don't move.

KATE: Please, don't. I can't...

JASON: Shut up.

HUTTON: I let you in, now please, let the girl go.

JASON: Let the girl go? Man, you have no idea, do you? The girl is the one who set you up. The girl picked this bank, picked this vault. This whole thing is the girl's idea. [He takes his mask off.]

KATE: What are you doing?

JASON: [pointing gun at Hutton] Easy, Maggie -- just cleaning up after myself.

[Kate grabs a gun from Robber #2 and points it at Jason.]

KATE: You shoot, I shoot.

HUTTON: Please, what's...

KATE: I said, no one gets hurt.

JASON: I know you're cold, baby. But you're not that cold.

[He cocks his gun. Kate shoots him in the leg. Then she shoots Robber #2 & #3.]

JASON: You shot me, stupid bit...

KATE: Shut up, Jason.

ROBBER #2: I told you not to trust her.

KATE: [to Hutton] I need the key to safety deposit box 815, now.

HUTTON: Who are you?

KATE: The key to the box, now.

HUTTON: You need 2 keys. The bank's, and... [Kate holds up a key.] If you had the customer key, why would you need...

KATE: I'm not on the signatory card.

JASON: You put me up to this to get into a safe deposit box? I swear to god, you better kill me, Maggie. Because if you don't...

[Kate sits down and starts crying. Jack looks nonplussed, he closes up the case and walks away.]

Act 6

[Shot of everyone moving up the beach. Walt with his dog. Rose sitting by a tree, Charlie approaches.]

CHARLIE: Your husband was in the tail section of the plane.

ROSE: Yes, he was. But he'll be back.

CHARLIE: You think he's still alive?

ROSE: I know he is.

CHARLIE: How?

ROSE: I just do. It's a fine line between denial and faith. It's much better on my side.

[Charlie starts crying.]

CHARLIE: Help me.

ROSE: Baby, I'm not the one that can help you... Heavenly Father, we thank you. We thank you for bringing us together tonight, and we ask that you show Charlie the path...

[Shot of Shannon walking up to Sayid on the beach.]

SHANNON: The guy from Saint Tropez, he had this kid, a real snot, who hated me. His name was Laurent. He watched this movie over and over and over again, everyday, all day, the way kids do, 900 times. It was the cartoon about fish, you know, one of the computer ones?

SAYID: Why are you telling me this?

SHANNON: Because the movie was dubbed in French. And at the end there was this song. Those notations, they're song lyrics. And your French woman, she's just like Laurent, because she wrote them over and over and over again.